ChartHop setup
ChartHop connects through the unified HRIS connector. This page covers the ChartHop-side configuration you complete first. Once it's done, add the connector in Mesh by following Connect your HR system.
You finish with two values:
| Value | Where it comes from |
|---|---|
| Subdomain | The organization segment of your ChartHop URL |
| API token | Settings → Apps |
Before you start
You need admin permissions in your company's ChartHop instance, or a colleague who has them.
These steps reflect Axiad's current understanding of ChartHop's configuration. Because ChartHop is a third-party product, there may be variations between your experience and what this guide describes, depending on the version in use and recent updates.
If you find a significant difference, or anything that doesn't make sense, let us know through Axiad support.
Step 1 — Find your subdomain
Your subdomain is the organization segment of your ChartHop URL. If your URL is
https://app.charthop.com/acme/home, the subdomain is acme.

Step 2 — Create an API token
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Go to Settings → Apps → All apps and install the integration app.
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Generate an API token with the Owner access level.
Owner access is requiredA token at a lower access level authenticates but cannot read the full population, so the connector goes healthy and returns a partial estate.
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Save the token.
Step 3 — Connect in Mesh
Follow Connect your HR system, choose ChartHop in the connection window, and supply the subdomain and token.
After connecting
The connector appears in your connectors list with Health: Initializing while the first collection runs, then moves to Good. Access is read-only: Mesh does not write back to ChartHop.
If it doesn't come online, see Troubleshoot HR connectors.
Troubleshooting
| What you see | Likely cause | Fix |
|---|---|---|
| Only some employees arrive | The token is below Owner access level | Generate a new token at owner level and reconnect |
| Authentication fails | The full URL was entered instead of the organization segment | Use just the segment, for example acme |